‘Laser Diode’

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Start with the news release Elliot now offers laser optics from Spectral from Elliot Scientific, which we summarised at the time by saying "Elliot Scientific has announced that it is now distributing laser optics from US manufacturer Spectral Optics, based in Putnam, Connecticut.". Several months prior to that, we featured the news release Laser delivers more than 250mW of TEM00 output from Coherent: "The new Genesis CX355-250 laser from Coherent delivers more than 250mW of TEM00 output.".
 
In March 2010, we covered the news from Prizmatix - take a look at Prizmatix introduces Ultra High Power LED-630nm which says: "Prizmatix's Ultra High Power LED-630nm for fluorescence microscopy provides a near 10-fold increase in power compared with similar high-power LED devices. ".
 
Take a look also at the news release from Voxtel, Voxtel APD photoreceiver has 1GHz bandwidth, as well as Newport introduces laser-diode controller from Newport Spectra-Physics, and Blue laser diodes feature stable beam profile from Laser Components.
 

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Measuring instrument uses dynamic light scattering (March 2010)

Fritsch has introduced the Analysette 12 Dynasizer, which uses the dynamic light scattering measuring method.

BMG to show microplate readers at Analytica 2010 (March 2010)

BMG Labtech is to showcase the Pherastar FS reader and other microplate readers designed for automation platforms at the upcoming Analytica 2010 event.

Ocean Optics enhances Raman system offering (March 2010)

Ocean Optics has enhanced its line of Raman offerings with the addition of new options for handheld, laboratory and educational applications and price reductions on some analyser models.

Laser curtain connects directly with optical table (March 2010)

Newport has launched the OTS-LSC laser safety curtain, the latest addition to its Smarttable OTS optical table system family.

Wisbiomed to distribute automated cell counter (March 2010)

Wisbiomed has entered into a distribution agreement with Nanoentak for cell biology tools in the US market.

Olympus Life Science introduces Cell TIRF system (March 2010)

Olympus has introduced the Cell TIRF system as part of its Xcellence live cell fluorescence imaging station.

Facsaria III simplifies multi-colour cell sorting (March 2010)

BD Biosciences has brought out the BD Facsaria III Cell Sorting System, a next-generation flow cytometer that can run complex multicolour experiments using up to six lasers.

InGaAs cameras expand dynamic range of SWIR images (March 2010)

Sensors Unlimited, part of Goodrich ISR Systems, has introduced two cameras with advanced imaging enhancements that expand the dynamic range of short-wave infrared (SWIR) imagery.

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